Crossword Clue: "Wheel of Fortune" option
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- 1 for photons and 2 for gravitons
- __ doctor
- ___ class (cycling session)
- ___ doctor
- ___ room (postdebate area)
- ___ room (site of postdebate political commentary)
- ___ the bottle (party game)
- ___ the bottle
- Barnstorming action
- ____ City : Michael J. Fox sitcom
- ____ Doctors
- ____ orama ( A Savardian deke)
- ____ the bottle
- Be in a whirl
- A pitcher may put it on the ball
- Biased interpretation
- Biased viewpoint
- Assemble, as yarn
- Aerial maneuver.
- Aerial maneuver
- Birl or whirl
- Bit of public relations deception
- Auto ride
- Air-show maneuver
- Blender alternative
- Board game turn
- Board-game turn, at times
- Board game turn, maybe
- Board-game turn, often
- Board game turn, perhaps
- Board-game turn, sometimes
- Board-game turn
- Ballet maneuver
- Alternative to "roll the dice"
- Interpretation
- Dead or Alive "You ___ Me Round"
- Deceptive distortion
- Fast eddy
- Certain cycle
- Favorable slant, media-wise
- Favorable slant
- Conceptual "adjustment"
- Brief car ride
- Brief drive
- Change negatives to positives
- Gush
- It makes a curveball curve
- Electron property
- It may be applied to a tennis ball
- Gyrate
- Gyre
- It may be on a tennis ball
- Develop a web site?
- Game show turn
- Figure skater's camel, e.g.
- Control damage, politically
- Emulate a DJ or a political handler
- Emulate Clotho
- Emulate electrons
- Engage in political damage control
- "It's enough to make your head ___"
- English, e.g.
- Discus thrower's motion
- English, to Hoppe
- English
- Flack's forte
- Idle drive
- DJ
- D.J.'s offering, informally
- Do a DJ set, informally
- Do many a pundit's job
- Create, as a web
- Do some political damage control
- Create yarn
- "Doctor" specialty
- Doctor's rotation?
- Doctor's specialty?
- Give it a whirl
- Euphemism for political distortion
- Jaunt
- Go a few rounds?
- Go around and around like a top
- Go around and around
- Go around in circles
- Go around
- Go in circles
- Go 'round and 'round
- Go round and round
- Job for a doctor?
- Joy ride
- Joyride
- Dreidel's movement
- Fabricate
- Damage control tactic
- Casual car ride
- Drive to nowhere
- Forte of a certain "doctor"
- Ride
- Ping-pong tactic
- Pirouette
- Public relations distortion
- Public relations effort
- Public relations or board game effort
- Public relations specialty
- Publicist's concern
- Publicist's distortion
- Pivot
- Rival of Blender
- Top motion
- Motor trip
- Motorist's outing
- Top quality?
- Motorist's short trip
- Whirl around
- Whirl
- Pundit's interpretation
- Pundit's take
- Move like a top
- Kind of doctor?
- Kind of doctor
- Some talk on political talk shows
- Rolling Stone mag foe
- Rolling Stone magazine alternative
- Rolling Stone rival
- Rolling Stones' thorn
- Play, as a record, slangily
- Play, as records
- Play the D.J.
- Play the DJ
- Quantum mechanics phenomenon
- Quark property
- Play with, as a dreidel
- Muon momentum
- Travel around
- Something to take in a car
- Music magazine founded by Bob Guccione Jr.
- Music magazine whose logo is a 45 rpm adapter
- Music magazine
- Subjective take
- Pleasure drive
- Quick car ride
- Quick car trip
- Pleasure trip
- Quick drive
- Quick ride
- Quick trip
- "The No ___ Zone" (Bill O'Reilly book)
- Rotate, like a top or a dreidel
- Rotate like a top
- Rotate rapidly
- Rotate repeatedly
- Rotate
- Rotation
- Roulette action
- Roulette turn
- Knuckler's lack
- Short drive in a car
- Short drive
- Suffer vertigo
- Short motor trip
- With the circled word in the grid's center, what each circled word is?
- Short ride in a car.
- Short ride
- Short trip in a car.
- Short trip
- SoulCycle exercise, briefly
- Witt maneuver
- Media bias
- Media slant
- Media viewpoint
- Showcase lead-in on "The Price is Right"
- Political damage control
- Part of a publicity agent's job
- Political slant
- Political spokesman's specialty
- Politician's forte
- Politicized slant
- "Little Miss Can't Be Wrong" ___ Doctors
- Pol's forte
- Rapid revolution
- Rapidly rotate
- Pop music magazine founded by Bob Guccione, Jr.
- Pop music magazine
- Popular music mag
- Popular music magazine
- Post-debate punditry
- Laundry cycle
- Recreational drive
- PR firm's forte
- PR man's specialty
- PR man's tactic
- PR person's expertise
- PR person's forte
- P.R. task
- Pedal in place
- Reinterpret for political gain
- Reinterpret, in a way
- Reinterpret
- Relate, as a yarn
- Relate in a way
- Prepare, as cotton candy
- Prepare to pin the tail on the donkey, say
- Remedy from a doctor?
- No ___ Zone ("The O'Reilly Factor" segment)
- Press agent's specialty
- Madonna was on its first cover in May 1985
- Lifehouse song for merry-go-round music?
- Make a web site?
- Make a web
- Option on "Wheel of Fortune"
- Make positive, in a way
- Make thread
- Make up yarns
- Make yarn
- Promotional activity
- Revolve quickly
- Revolve
- Not Rolling Stone
- Ride in a roadster
- Ride in new wheels, say
- Try at roulette
- Sunday drive, maybe
- Sunday drive
- Word before doctor or cycle
- Wash cycle
- Wash or dry cycle
- Turn around
- Turn at roulette
- Washer cycle
- Washer or dryer action
- Turn in a game of dreidel
- Turn in a kissing game
- Turn in a Twister game
- Turn in many a children's board game
- Turn in many a children's game
- Turn in many a kids' game
- Turn in the board game Life
- Washing machine cycle
- Turn rapidly
- Washroom cycle
- Specialty of some "doctors"
- Specialty of some doctors
- Twirl
- Twirl around
- Twirl or whirl
- Twist — creative media relations
- Weave a web
- Weave
- Word with top or tail
- Type of doctor
- Spokesman's specialty
- Sit 'n ___ (Playskool toy)
- Work on a web site?
- Work on the web
- Tail follower
- Tail tail
- Skating maneuver
- Take a turn
- Take a turn on "Wheel of Fortune"
- Take turns
- What a pool shark puts on a ball
- Slant put on news etc
- Slant
- Slanted type in the paper?
- What Dead or Alive will do to a record?
- What dreidels do
- What lilies don't do
- What makes a curveball curve
- What many fidget toys do
- What planets do on their axes
- Start a casino wheel
- Start a roulette game
- What roulette wheels do
- What spiders do
- What teetotums do
- What the earth and many political analysts do
- What the lilies don't do
- "You ___ me right round"
- Start the roulette game
- Tell, as a yarn
- "Wheel of Fortune" action
- ''Wheel of Fortune'' choice
- "Wheel of Fortune" choice
- "Wheel of Fortune" motion
- ''Wheel of Fortune'' option
- 'Wheel of Fortune' option
- "Wheel of Fortune" option
- "Wheel of Fortune" turn
- ''Wheel of Fortune'' turn
- Tennis-ball movement
- Use a distaff
- Use a jenny
- Self-serving slant
- Use a top
- Test drive
Recent Usage of "Wheel of Fortune" option in Crossword Puzzles
We track a lot of different crossword puzzle providers to see where clues like ""Wheel of Fortune" option" have been used in the past.
Here are all of the places we know of that have used "Wheel of Fortune" option in their crossword puzzles recently:
- New York Times - Sept. 15, 2019
- USA Today - Nov. 20, 2018
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 8, 2016
- USA Today - March 12, 2015
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Sept. 3, 2014
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 20, 2014
- Universal Crossword - Jan. 19, 2014
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Dec. 15, 2013
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Nov. 2, 2013
- Chronicle of Higher Education - Oct. 25, 2013
- Universal Crossword - May 7, 2013
- Washington Post - Feb. 14, 2013
- USA Today - Jan. 25, 2013
- USA Today - Jan. 9, 2013
- USA Today - March 20, 2012
- USA Today - Jan. 30, 2012
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 11, 2011
- USA Today - April 14, 2009
- Pat Sajak Code Letter - Aug. 2, 2008
- New York Times - March 14, 2007